State of Suffolk

March 2022 - We are in the process of updating the State of Suffolk report with the latest data! Please look out for these grey boxes at the top of the pages to see when the data was last updated. Please note, where the page has been updated, it will no longer be consistent with the 2019 reporting.

 

The State of Suffolk is a key document of the Suffolk Joint Strategic Needs Assessment (JSNA). It is intended to provide an overview of the strategic health and wellbeing related needs in Suffolk, including the wider issues that affect local people, such as housing, employment, education and the environment.

State of Suffolk tiles- now updated for 2021! 

We have created a graphic that shows just some of the links between all of the key facts and stats within the State of Suffolk! Take a look:

State of Suffolk tiles graphic

 

Index

The Joint Strategic Needs Assessment index alphabetically lists all the documents that support the JSNA and the State of Suffolk, and also groups them by publication year. 

State of Suffolk core areas

  1. Who we are (updated 2022)
  2. Where we live (updated 2022)
  3. How we develop (updated 2022)
  4. How we work
  5. How we travel (updated 2022)
  6. How we communicate (updated 2022)
  7. Suffolk communities (communities and assets updated 2022)
  8. How we stay safe
  9. Health behaviours
  10. When we get ill 
  11. How we sustain Suffolk (updated 2022)

2019 reports and information:

Note:
On 1 April 2019:
West Suffolk Council replaced Forest Heath District Council and St Edmundsbury Borough Council
East Suffolk Council replaced Suffolk Coastal District Council and Waveney District Council
The 2019 State of Suffolk report was created before these changes, so gives information for the pre-2019 council areas.

Other resources

All JSNA resources (index here), including this 2019 State of Suffolk report, have been used to inform the 2019-22 refresh of the Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy. This is the final refresh of a ten-year strategy 2012 – 2022.

For more information, please contact the Knowledge and Intelligence Team, Suffolk Public Health.